Kill-a-Watt & 1986 Onan 4.0 BFA
Good afternoon, So the other day I plugged the KAW into a Rat Shack MSW inverter and got something like 135 volts. Of course my cheap meters were reading between 90 and 100, so I thought it should...
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What I read about the Kill-a-watt is that if plugged into a MSW it may tend to flame on (Well smoke)... I know it works well with my True Sine Wave.
There are two different types of voltage dividers used in meters. Capacitive and resistive and the capacitive ones may respond differently to the different waveforms.. I would not know which to trust less I tested with calibrated meters and calibrated them on both waveforms.
There are two different types of voltage dividers used in meters. Capacitive and resistive and the capacitive ones may respond differently to the different waveforms.. I would not know which to trust less I tested with calibrated meters and calibrated them on both waveforms.
